In the meantime, enjoy the latest articles from ITSPmagazine
Neil Barnett, Director of Inclusive Hiring at Microsoft, and Marian Merritt, Lead for Industry Engagement at the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education, chat with ITSPmagazine’s Selena Templeton for the Diverse IT podcast about cybersecurity and autism.
by Selena TempletonDuring a panel at OWASP AppSec USA 2017, Cassio Goldschmidt, Sean Melia, Michael Stoker, and Michael Gallagher shared their expertise and unique perspectives on when, how, and why to consider a bug bounty program as part of an overall application security program. These are the highlights.
by Sean Martin, CISSPBots are controlling online sites all over the world: from ticket sales to social media to consumer gaming sites. Sometimes humans benefit from it (such as game cheats), but most of the time humans get screwed. Kevin Gosschalk from FunCaptcha shares a few stories they have seen.
by Sean Martin, CISSPIn this podcast episode, we are going to talk about dogs on the Internet and how difficult it is to distinguish them from humans. We are talking about dogs pretending to be humans, and being so good at it that no one can tell. This is a serious problem, and we all need to be aware of it.
by Marco CiappelliWhile certainly not enough to my liking, there are still some articles describing ways to enter the field of information security. There are, in my view, far fewer dedicated to helping people succeed and excel in the industry. Since Robert Feeney recently wrote on this topic, I decided to have a conversation with him to learn more about his views.
by Sean Martin, CISSPLet’s face it, in the CyberSecurity profession, we like to learn things the hard way. But, if we look at the whole picture and ask "why" every now and then, things just might get a little easier.
by Candy AlexanderWith hackers using ransomware and other attack methods to compromise high-value privileged user credentials, organizations need to take a serious look at how they approach their cyber defense. Here’s where to start.
by Mordecai RosenMy last article for ITSPmagazine defined the term “technologist,” a label that applies to people working in companies of all shapes and sizes across the country along a broad spectrum of industries—not just those that write software and make hardware. in this new piece, we will take a look at the mentorship process for the next generation of technologists.
by Charles Eaton
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